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Community Enrichment Grant is sponsored by Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts. The Community Enrichment Grant aims to enhance community vitality through support for local arts, culture, civic engagement, and development projects.
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CF of North Central Massachusetts | Community Enrichment If you are searching for a fund, please click here – fund search . The Community Enrichment program supports activities that enhance the vitality of our communities. They include activities that promote local arts, culture, creativity, civic engagement, and community development.
Strong, active, and inclusive relationships between residents, the private sector, the public, and civil society organizations characterize vital communities. Arts and Culture: supporting artistic expression in all its forms, including public art installations, arts programming in community institutions such as schools and community centers, and projects that celebrate art as an intrinsic cultural value.
Community Development: supporting projects that improve community life and safeguard the histories, traditions, and heritage that give communities their character. Civic engagement: supporting efforts that foster community cohesion, encourage active participation in civic life, and empower residents to shape the communities they live in. Info Sessions (2): August 27 at 10 a.
m. and September 1 at 1 p. m.
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